"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo", which is actually called "Men Who Hate Women", was a real breakthrough of Scandinavian literature, for some time even surpassed the work of Jo Nesbø with his stories about detective Harry Hole. This and the subsequent two (weaker) novels Swedish writer and journalist Stieg Larsson forever made his name in the history of the world detective, but died before the publication of the first book of the trilogy.
However, in 2013, producing novels Larsson, the Swedish publisher has ordered another writer from the discharge NONAME sequel trilogy. He wrote it, and the criticism defeated, saying that was on the shelves of the book — an ordinary Thriller, completely lost the atmosphere of the previous parts of the series.
The only advantage of "The Girl in the Spider's Web" is a good hint in the direction of social subtext associated with the vengeance developed at the time of cyber — terrorism. Actually, "web" in the novel, as you might guess, no longer the lair of a spider, and the Internet. However, this hint was too vague and uncertain.